I was here. What were YOU doing, handing out candy to the kids who came to the door? Did you miss this ride too? Don't miss the next NYC Critical Mass. GET IN THE PICTURE! There is no charge, because there's no one to pay. It is simply a NYC phenomenon....When enough bikes accumulate, they begin to mill around, and after awhile, one or two take off and all the rest sort of ...follow! They form up at 7:00 PM at the North end of Union Square Park (17th St. & Park Avenue)on the last Friday of every month. All that you need is a bicycle or a pair of skates.

Patchogue, NY 11772; on the east side (northbound lanes) of the bridge that carries CR 19 (Waverly Avenue) over Sunrise Highway

...beside the Greenway, on the pier south of the Intrepid.

"From Palermo came the most massive presentation of the parade -- the grand Carro Trionfale, or Carriage of Triumph, which celebrates Santa Rosalia, the patron saint of Palermo. Made entirely of wood, iron, and silver, the carriage is nearly 36 feet long, 26 feet tall, over 16 feet wide, and weighs in at nearly 11,000 pounds. The carriage is more sculptural art than float in showing the city of Palermo, the mountains it abuts, and a hand-carved sculpture of Santa Rosalia, who saved the city from the black plague in 1624. The carro, which has been used in Palermo's Festino di Santa Rosalia for the past four years, is a gift from the City of Palermo to the Columbus Citizens Foundation. It was pulled up Fifth Avenue by oxen."

Heavier than the core of the sun, and equipped with the most inexpensive components that money can buy! Your daddy had better own a bike shop because these are put together TWELVE AN HOUR by the cheapest labor that toy store money can buy.
You say you want exercise? This bike will give you plenty.....dragging that heavy hunk of steel up every hill....and on the long walk home!

Save time! Flush a hundred and seventy five bucks down the toilet while jumping up and down!

NYC's Critical Mass begins at 7:00 PM in Union Square Park at the corner of 17th Street and Park Avenue, on the last Friday of every month, year round.

Organic Vegetables and other wonderful things in Huntington, N.Y.

Five speed with derailer and handlebar mounted shifter

1-877-4-COMMUTE

http://litm.org/bicycle.htm

BICYCLE LOCKERS FOR COMMUTERS AT THE PATCHOGUE LIRR STATION...
For lease. First come, first served. $60.00 per year. At other LIRR stations as well.

1-877-4-COMMUTE
See web site for details: http://litm.org/bicycle.htm

standing (l to r) Daniel, Lorraine, Lucy, Clayton, Ken, Alice, unidentified, unidentified, Ira & Andrea

seated / kneeling (l to r) Roy, Bob, Beth & Carolyn